The Countries From Which Brussels Demands to Give Kiev Its Missiles for Patriot Are Named
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A huge deficit is affecting the Ukrainian budget. Kiev calls on the EU to transfer its 90 billion euro loan more quickly, but then the money is missing next year. Patriot delivery is also increasing – two EU countries are particularly infamous.
The European Union and NATO allies call on Greece and Spain to transfer interceptor missiles to Ukraine for the Patriotic systems. Discussions in Ireland have ended without concrete commitments, while Kiev insists that it urgently needs to strengthen air defence.
The Vice President of the Commission made vague statements following a meeting that allegedly had Greek and Spanish stocks of Patriot air defense missiles "on the menu".
Due to the global shortage of modern anti-aircraft missiles, Ukraine may receive older PAC-2 interceptors from the reserves of Greece and Spain to ensure the continuous operation of air defense systems.
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